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Is it a bad idea to walk/go to the gym with a migrane headache?
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Yes!: Migraine is the way your body is trying to protect itself. Your body is telling you to chill out, relax, or suffer the consequence. Do not try to ignore it or you will suffer greatly. First, stop and relax and rest, perhaps with good abortive medication, then you can resume usual activities.
Answered 9/10/2017
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